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2.2 am (also on VHF)
Paul Holllngdale with resident bands, singers, and discs, plus news, weather, and traffic Producers:
BARBARA PAGE, COLIN CHANDLER Editor EDWARD NASH
Your records - your choice of guests - it's all yours
The Davidson Affair: In the garden of the High Priest's palace. GERALD HARPER as the TV Commentator meets
Nicodemus (PETER PRATT)
The Coat by ALAN GREENHALGH read by BRUCE BEEBY
(Tuesday afternoon's broadcast)
presents music with the Accent on Melody
Marjorie Anderson looks back at the year, and recalls some of the topics and personalities in the last twelve months of Woman's Hour
Dancing in the Streets written and read by CLIFFORD HANLEY
Third of three excerpts
Since the beginning of the year. Woman's Hour has filled a little over 250 hours on Radio 2. That means more than 1,600 individual items, and today's round-up tries to reflect the image of the year, as seen through the eyes of contributors to the programme.
The result is a complex web, made up of great events and small occasions, of distinguished personalities and people hitherto unknown; familiar voices, anonymous voices; poetry and puddings: pets (and pet hates!); facts and fantasies; advice and admonition: courage and compassion, and so on. The year's output touches on almost every aspect of our lives, and if you have been unable to listen throughout the year, today is your chance at least to sample the range of Woman's Hour 1969.
by JEFFREY SEGAL and PATRICK SCANLAN
(Repeated: Thursday, 11.15 am) Waggoners' Walk is looking ahead to the 1970s. And with a new decade come new owners for No 1, Michael and Clare Nash. Mike Nash is nearing 40 and has just ssarted his own PR firm. Clare, 37, is busy with the move, and looking after two children, Tony. 14, and baby Susan. However, she is unlikely to stay house-bound for long. The Nashes are takIng on quite a lot: Stan and Alice Hickey , Barbara Watling and Tracey Dixon , and Rusty Vaughan. who is to be a tenant in the house he used to own.
Brian Matthew takes a reflective Roundabout took at the music and entertainment of this last decade
Written by FRANK SALTER
Produced by IAN SCOTT and BRIAN WILLEY
Barry Alldls with a review of current popular record releases
Radio Newsroom brings you what's news tonight
Presenter CORBET WOODALL
7.44 Weather forecast
and introduces
THE RADIO ORCHESTRA leader JULIEN GAILLARD conducted by MALCOLM LOCKYER Produced by JOHN BUSSELL
A new comedy for radio by BERNARD BOTTING
'Am I fully covered, dear?' should be an innocent remark for a wife to make to her husband ...
Produced by BOBBY jaye
Charlie takes a light-hearted look at the year's headlines and makes his own choice of the twelve people who have inspired or amused him most during 1969.
The awards are made before an invited audience
Produced by STUART GRUNDY
